AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCrime & Police Integrity: The RSLPF is urging the public to stop sharing unverified claims about missing people and alleged kidnappings after social media misinformation, as police say 9 of 11 reported cases between Aug. 1 and Sept. 14 were resolved and a body found along the Millennium Highway on Sept. 11 was identified as Merissa Auguste; two men are now in custody in the Major Crimes Unit probe. Murder Charges: Two men from Jacmel, Anse La Raye—Kurtney Eunude and Zidane James—were charged with the murder of Julius Charles after he died from gunshot wounds. SSDF Fallout & Legal Threats: Castries Central MP Richard Frederick is facing fresh legal pressure as former MP Sarah Flood-Beaubrun says she will pursue legal action over comments tied to SSDF allegations, warning more names could be exposed. Cost of Living: The government adjusted petroleum retail prices effective Sept. 14, lifting gasoline and diesel and raising LPG—most sharply the 100-pound cylinder to EC$314.88—while continuing subsidies to cushion consumers. Regional Delivery & Climate Resilience: Saint Lucia can now tap the new RIISE facility for technical help to push climate-resilient infrastructure projects past implementation bottlenecks. Sports Funding Pressure: Youth & Sports Minister Kenson Casimir backed netball’s call for more private sector support after the federation said it can’t fund travel for the Netball World Cup qualifier. International Diplomacy: President Trump nominated Kimberly Greenwood as U.S. ambassador to Barbados and, concurrently, as top envoy to St. Lucia and other Eastern Caribbean states.
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